Nimbus Castle Hidden Treasure Novels & Stories

There were six guards near the door, wearing silver armor and a crimson cloak. The gigantic trees enclosing the massive area had a combination of red and yellow leaves. Sunflower-like plants scattered around in glittering vermilion, and a blue river stretched on the other side of the castle. But a certain tree caught his attention. Its leaves glowed bright yellow-green. Even at a far distance, it looked enticing. “That is the Nizu River. It stretches from Gwiazda passing here, then to the Great Sea in Alsache,” Navi explained before he could ask. The duke pointed to the glowing tree, “That is the Tree of Unaeth. She would stay there most of the time.”

He wasn't coming for her. "Three hundred," she mumbled. "Plus a handful of humans and several wolves being held hostage." "How do you get there? Is it simple or is it hidden?" She frowned. "It's hidden within a hollowed mountain. The castle is built out of stone. They come from old money, but it's hidden from the public's eye." "Why do they want Jane?" Delia shrugged. "I don't know. He never came out and said, but I know he thinks she is special. I don't really see what's so special about her. She let him mark her, and she could have been marked by the lycan king."

Laura shook her head, while Ned stood nearby, looking disdainfully at him. "Because the castle is vast and intricate. Every floorboard must be meticulously cleaned, not a single hair out of place. I demand my castle be spotless every day," Naumes explained to them. Ned couldn't help but laugh. "What's so funny?" Naumes asked sternly. "Your castle is just made of marble shipped from the East. It's not that precious," Ned replied firmly. Naumes was still very surprised at how Ned knew about the structure of the castle. From the moment Ned entered, Naumes felt a sense of familiarity, yet he couldn't pinpoint where he had seen him before.

I responded the greeting and he pointed at a wooden board which they raised from the earth. The location of the underground was in such a place that it would never be suspected. "Where does it lead to?" I asked, walking around the place that was wide open in front of us. "Let's go in. I checked around before you arrived. It's safe." Barbas walked down the stairs. Inside the compartment were chairs around a wooden table. On the table were large papers which had the sketch map of DevilClaw castle on it. "There are newly casted spears, sword, and protective gadgets hidden here too. The most suspicious of all is this," Barbas showed me everything he mentioned and brought out another file, handin

From the ears of one of the travellers, she had heard of a castle in the North, with plenty or riches that were untouched by the Alpha who seemed to have no interest in the riches of his own castle or this world. They had said it was all locked up in the treasury, forgotten by even the occupants of the castle. So she had planned her visit to this castle for several weeks, watching the shift patterns to the guards as well as daring a few visits to the front, so she could have an outlook on what the castle looked like on the inside. The idea was slipping in and out of the castle before anyone would notice and grab at least, two bags of gold. If the ruling Alpha did not have interest in his tre

Picking up my pace, I continued my chase as he wove through the castle but as soon as I made another right, I stared at an end of a hallway. Blinking, I looked around and only saw two doors on the right hand side. I opened both, one being an empty closet. The second being an unused bedroom, still larger than the one I had. Even less dusty than the one I had. My lips pursed together as I paced the hallway. His scent came down this way but it just stopped. Looking at the left wall, I wondered if maybe there was a secret passage in this old castle. 'It wouldn’t hurt to stake it out. If he really wasn’t avoiding you, but avoiding everyone, it would seem, we might find out something they are hidi

"And if you don’t leave right now, you’ll see just how fast I can make this place flood with werewolves. You might be tough, but you can’t take on hundreds. Try me." Nathan gave a mock bow. "I’ll be waiting for your answer, sweetie," he winked before turning on his heel and leaving. Penny turned to me, still fuming. "I’m dying to know what that was about. But first—tell me about that plan or yours. I need to know you and my niece or nephew are going to be safe." I took a deep breath. "Fine. But my plan depends on your answer. Is there an underground basement at the castle? One only a few people know about?"

“Meeting adjourned!” Then, she pulled him down the hallway and shoved him into the lift at the base of the castle. Her fingers pressed into the worn-down buttons and the doors slammed closed. Slowly, the lift jolted then began to rise. Victoria whirled on Valentin. “The fuck is wrong with you!?” she hissed. “Causing a ruckus at the council meeting? I’ve never seen you so unhinged!” “They’re giving up!” Valentin snapped. “They can’t give up. We’re so far. We’ve reclaimed the castle – your family’s castle – and we have the high ground. It’d be a death wish to surrender now!”

“He gave me a location. Northwest. Past the old glacier fields. We shouldn’t take more than a few others. Too dangerous to take the pack.” Selene stared at the mist rolling over the hills. “Then it’ll be just us?” “Us,” Theoden said. “And Luka and Darius.” Selene smiled faintly. “Of course.” — Later that afternoon, inside the war room at Silvercrest, the four of them gathered around a map Cassiel had laid out on the table. Faded markings traced through the old northern mountain passes, dotted with ancient runes and forgotten names. Cassiel stood at the head of the table. “Here,” he said, tapping the worn parchment. “The Temple of the Twelve. It’s not on most maps. The mountains shifted durin

I noticed there was only one guard at the back, who happened to be sleeping. Using Cassimir's powers, we were able to infiltrate the castle. The interior was vast and filled with objects made of gold. We were at the back of the castle, where there were fewer people. "Lily, the portal to leave this place is hidden in one of the rooms," Cassimir informed me. "Okay, but why do you know so much? Is there something you're not telling me?" I questioned, sensing there might be more to his knowledge. "Perhaps it's not the right time to tell you yet," Cassimir responded, his tone indicating there was indeed something he was withholding.